I was just playing around with my iPhone (playing around with the themes on winterboard) then I stopped for a while and after getting notifications from the lockscreen, my iPhone froze so I pressed both the lock button and home button to reboot it. Now for the last 10 minutes or so, it's been going through spinning wheel and apple logo phase. I don't want to have to do a restore on it because that would mean I have to rejailbreak it and reinstall all apps and themes all over again. Is there any way to fix this without having to delete all my cydia apps? I am using an iphone 4s on ios 5.1.1.
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iPhone stuck on reboot
- Thread starter xswtnsour13x
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turn off phone
hold voume up while restarting phone
it should now be in safe mode, go into Cydia, remove your winterboard themes that caused it to go go into loop.
restart phone.
hold voume up while restarting phone
it should now be in safe mode, go into Cydia, remove your winterboard themes that caused it to go go into loop.
restart phone.